The workers are demanding that the company stop plans for further retrenchments and reinstate all workers. They also want the company to be independent of the Israeli company Central Bottling Company which owns Clover through the Milco SA consortium. The workers are demanding that the company s.
A libertarian socialist analysis of Women's roles in the Russian Revolution, critiquing Lenin and Bolshevik moves against Women's Autonomy. The author shows in every case where the party was wrong, Women were at the front, starting with the first day of the revolution when the party and the male workers were too scared to carry out the general strike. Women's Autonomy guarantees the success of the worker's revolution, which is incomplete in-itself.
doing this? was he against the movement, black lives matter, the slogan? what exactly? zero context, the whole article is the perspective that in the end you just have to ignore. it really is and this area for barack obama and then voted for trump. a democrat before my husband was in congress for 42 years so what i see is this is a working class community and i want to speak to you about this, i believe the reason the left is going after communities like this, they are afraid of this racial working class movement and what they want is to divide it by race because if they come together, they are forced be reckoned with in that regard. that is certainly true, rachel, that s one by republicans, they are so gung ho
On the celebration of this historic day, we in the NDC PROFORUM wish to extend our warmest felicitations and solidarity to all Labour Movements in Ghana.
Written and directed by Susanna Nicchiarelli
Miss Marx, an Italian-Belgian production written and directed by actress-filmmaker Susanna Nicchiarelli, concerns itself with the latter part of Eleanor Marx’s life from the death of her famous father, Karl Marx, in March 1883 to her own suicide in March 1898.
Miss Marx
The film covers certain aspects of Eleanor’s political and public activity, but it leans heavily toward an interest in her emotional life.
Miss Marx is strongly colored by the writer/director’s feminist outlook and tends to project that into (and impose it onto) the past.
Nicchiarelli’s work opens in 1883. Eleanor Marx (Romola Garai), known to her family as Tussy, eulogizes her father (“He died in harness, his intellect untouched”) at her parents’ shared grave in London. Eleanor soon meets playwright Edward Aveling (Patrick Kennedy) at a lecture he is delivering on the poet Percy Shelley (she and Aveling will later co-author a pamphlet on the subject,